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Can I insure a house on clay?

Usually yes; past subsidence must be declared and limits insurer choice.

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Can I get a mortgage on a high flood-risk property?

Rarely declined on flood alone, but buildings insurance (and sometimes a flood report) will be required.

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Has this house ever flooded?

Risk ≠ history; flooding history comes from the TA6 form, insurer claims, or local knowledge — not the EA rating.

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What's the difference between Flood Zone 3 and "high risk"?

Flood Zones (1/2/3) are the planning tool; buyers see High/Medium/Low/Very low from NaFRA2.

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Can I insure a home at flood risk?

Usually yes via Flood Re for eligible homes — but Flood Re excludes homes built after 2009.

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Why is surface-water risk high when I'm not near a river?

Surface water is rainfall/drainage-driven and independent of rivers.

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There are flood defences — am I safe?

Defences reduce but don't remove risk; insurers and the rating already factor known defences in.

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